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Locus survey: 61% of Gen Z add extra items to try on, only 15% of baby boomers

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A survey released by Locus Robotics says that 61% of Gen Z apparel shoppers buy multiple sizes or styles at once and keep only one (i.e., "add-on try-on"), compared with 15% of baby boomers — four times the latter figure — leading to more returns. The data comes from a quantitative survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers aged 18 and over, covering purchase frequency, shopping channels, delivery expectations and return behavior. The same survey also says that more than two-thirds of these buyers complete their purchase within three days; 33% of consumers abandoned or delayed a purchase because an item, size, shade or formula was out of stock, the most commonly cited reason; 17% require same-day or next-day delivery; and 48% of respondents' most recent apparel, beauty and skincare purchases took place in physical stores.

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  1. Locus Robotics report: Gen Z shoppers are 4 times as likely as Baby Boomers to buy with plans to return

    Research released by Locus Robotics shows that 61% of Gen Z apparel shoppers engage in "bracketing" (buying multiple sizes or styles and keeping only one), compared with just 15% of Baby Boomers, resulting in additional return volume.

    Robotics 24/7 ·

  2. Locus Robotics survey: Gen Z apparel shoppers four times as likely as baby boomers to 'buy multiple, keep one'

    A Locus Robotics survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers found that 61% of Gen Z apparel shoppers buy multiple sizes or styles at once and keep only one, compared with just 15% of baby boomers, leading to higher return volumes.

    Automated Warehouse ·

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